I was sent a 10 day notice of intent to take default judgment. What do I do?

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Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment

Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment

More background information would be useful.credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment
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Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment what do I do

credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company i work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment i was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later i get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment what do i do

What Country is this in? Based on the terminology used I'm guessing its not the USA or the UK.

What Country is this in? Based on the terminology used I'm guessing its not the USA or the UK.

A protonotary is what they call the clerk of court in a few states and Canadian provinces.

It looks to me that the protonotary did not receive the intent to defend. I suggest you call the PN's office and ask if it's in the file.

Double post. :(

Double post. :(
Bit more than that ;)

BTW this isn't UK as that would be County Court and not Magistrate as mentioned here.

A protonotary is what they call the clerk of court in a few states and Canadian provinces.

It looks to me that the protonotary did not recieve the intent to defend. I suggest you call the PN's office and ask if it's in the file.


And again I've learned something.

And again I've learned something.

Same here... first time I've heard that word.

Same here....first time I've heard that word.

Wikopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protonotary) is your friend. And sorry, I mis-spelled it earlier. I didn't know about it either a few days ago.

Literally... never even heard that word before. As in I didn't even know it was a word.